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Isle of Man (United Kingdom)

VACCINATIONS, SPECIFIC RISKS AND REQUIREMENTS

    Mandatory Vaccinations

    No vaccination is required to enter in this country.

    Recommanded vaccinationsVaccinations update

  • FOR ADULTS: Check that diphteriae-tetanus-poliomyelitis and hepatitis B vaccines are up-dated.
  • FOR CHILDREN: Check that their vaccinations are up-dated (diphteriae, tetanus, poliomyelitis, measles...).
  • Warning !

  • Vaccines are useful and effective. However, they are sometimes contra-indicated.
  • Always consult a physician.
  • Please note that a period up to 8 weeks can be necessary to carry out vaccinations.

MALARIA

No malaria in this country.

HEALTH GENERAL MEASURES

    Sexual intercourse:

    TO AVOID IN PARTICULAR: hepatitis B, HIV.
    - Condom carrying is the best preventive measure to avoid sexually transmitted diseases.
    - Hepatitis B vaccination is recommended for those having sex with casual partners.

FIRST-AID KIT

Its contents may vary according to how you travel and your current health state.

  • Bandages and first-aid materials: elastoplasts, adhesive bandages, strapping, sterile compresses, hypoallergenic dressings, tourniquet, scissors, tweelers, disposable syringes and needles, cotton wool, surgical spirit, antiseptics, thermometer, safety pins, adhesive sutures, antiseptic gauze, anti-pruriginous ointment.
  • Cosmetic and hygienic products : condoms, total sun block, mosquito repellent, 2 pairs of sunglasses, hat (broad-brimmed), toilet paper, wristwatch (a second one may be useful for diabetics), ear plugs, sanitary towels, sanitary napkins.
  • Medications : to be discussed with your doctor.
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